Bradley Lowery: Mother speaks of son's cancer battle
In an exclusive interview with Bradley Lowery's mum Gemma, she speaks of her son's ongoing battle with neuroblastoma. She says without the support, Bradley wouldn't be here.
Bradley Lowery to be England mascot
The Football Association has invited Bradley Lowery to be a mascot when England play Lithuania in the World Cup qualifier on the 26th March.
The five-year-old football fan has accepted the chance to step out in front of thousands of England fans at Wembley Stadium.
He's no stranger to cheering crowds though, as he's already been a mascot for his favourite team Sunderland.
He was also invited to lead out the Everton team at their game with Manchester City in January this year.
Bradley, who's from Blackhall Colliery in County Durham is battling neuroblastoma, a rare form of childhood cancer.
Earlier this week, his family received the devastating news that he has developed a new tumour.
-
Bradley Lowery at school as family reveal treatment plan
The five-year-old Sunderland fan returned to the classroom at Blackhall Colliery Primary for a few hours.
-
Bradley Lowery's family say he has a new tumour
Bradley Lowery has a rare form of cancer and although he's having treatment it will only give him more time.
-
Jermain Defoe: Bradley is in my prayers every night
Sunderland striker Jermain Defoe spoke after paying an emotional visit to Bradley as he starts his latest round of cancer treatment